60 mins $115
90 mins $155
120 mins $220
*additional charge 6'3" and up $10+
**New prices will go into effect on 1/1/2026
60 mins $120
90 mins $170
120 mins $230
60 mins $125
90 mins $155
under 5' tall ~ $1/minute
Currently I am completing my Birth Doula certification and training. During this period I am offering flexible and affordable packages based on your families needs. Available for hospital and in-home birth.
Prenatal/Postpartum/Partner Massages
Pictures & Video
In-Home Support
Birth Day Support
At our birth plan meeting we will discuss how I can support you on your day! I will be available to meet you at the hospital, or your home, physically and emotionally assisting you through labor, until you are settled and recovering with your new family. I can be reinforcement for your partner, record your experience, & communicate with friends & family.
What do I wear? Most people I work on are unclothed, and appropriately draped (covered) at all times, but I encourage you to only undress to your own comfort level.
What is the difference between 60 and 90 minutes? Actually a lot! It is not merely a longer massage. With 60 I can do a full body and get an idea of how I can help, but there will be areas that feel like they could use more work for relief. With 90 I'm able to actually do more of that work. I recommend scheduling 90 for the first appointment.
What payment options are there? I accept cash, checks for established clients, and most forms of digital payment (Zelle Venmo Paypal CashApp Applepay)
Do you take insurance or workers comp? Unfortunately no. Insurance companies make it difficult for independent contractors to be covered. I would recommend finding a chiropractor with an in-house MT.
What kind of oil do you use? I don't use an oil actually! Biotone Advanced Therapy Massage Gel is a hypoallergenic and fragrance/nut free gel (feels like an oil married a lotion). It leaves you soft, not oily.
Do you do Deep Tissue? Maybe not in the way you expect! While I do attempt to work on every muscle group (including the deeper tissues), my pressure will stay where you know I am working on the right things, but you will be able to breathe through it.
Will I be sore? It is rare for people to be sore after! If it has been a lot of time since your last massage, your body has been in pain, or you need nerve work done, you may be tender the next day. It should only last 24 hours, and shouldn't be worse than a heavy workout. Make sure to drink about a 25% more water than you normally would, extra for headache or nausea.
What music do you listen to? I often use Massage Tribe, Classical, movie score stations (ie Nils Frahm, Olafur Arnalds, Agnes Obel), or soft electric guitar. I do feel strongly that you should have the background you want for your massage, and that is different for everyone. Maybe it's EDM. Maybe it's Taylor Swift. I encourage you to request the music (or silence!) that you would like.
How soon can I be seen? As of 8/1/2024 I am not accepting new clients. Currently booking Jan-May 2026, for established bodies. Contact me anytime to be added to the waitlist for a sooner cancellation.
**As of 9/1/2025 I reserve the right to charge no show fee of the full amount. For a cancellation within 24 hours, I will only charge if you do not gift the appointment to another current client, or I cannot find a replacement. Late clients will lose the amount of time they are tardy, and be charged full price for the time they booked.